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Guns of the Black Eagle

Warhammer Age of Sigmar

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Guns of the Black Eagle

By: C L Werner
Narrated by: Steve Conlin, John Banks, David Seddon
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Disputes between Kharadron Overlords sky-captains are common - and some lead to outright conflict. Such is the case as the Black Eagle is bombarded by its sister ship of Barak-Zilfin, the feared Skarskorr's Glory. But this is more than just a battle of arms.

The wits of the skyvessels' captains - and their knowledge of the obscure tenets of the Kharadron code - will be tested, and only the most knowledgable, determined and, perhaps, willing to cheat will see victory....

©2018 Games Workshop Limited (P)2018 Games Workshop Limited Science Fiction
Great Performances • Believable Characters • Fast-paced Adventure • Witty Dialogue • Engaging Universe
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who couldn't love a good clash of sky dwarg goodness. love the kharadron overlords and their sky ships

great short story

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Quick fun glimpse into the Kharadron Overlords army. Would love to hear more from this author on the same topic.

Fun short story

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Short and well done, would recommend for anyone who wants a quick Age of Sigmar tale about the sky dwarves.

A Code of Honor

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Not being overly familiar with the Age of Sigmar universe, this story seems to require little from the audience as it drops you into the thick of the action - no prior experience required.

Great performances with believable characters, and the ride from start to finish was something that will leave the listener wanting to repeat the story a couple more times for the desire to return to the universe, the pull to listen to the story again and again, is overwhelming.

Worth the time and coin.

A good tale of Sky-Captains.

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Perfect for a short commute. It's a fun little story and a nice intro for the Karadrone Overlords (sp?)

Perfect for a Short Commute!

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One of my first short novella type entries in the Warhammer Fantasy Universe in the last 10 years. Honestly it holds up really well. it is a super short story (I want to say 20 minutes in audible), but interesting and sparks me wanting to hear more.

Sadly it does read a bit like a chapter out of book (which is why four stars not five), but like the Warhammer fantasy novels I read back in the 90s, it is pretty good. With the cheap cost (less than $3) for the story I would call it good.

A story of privateers, cannons and Warhammer!

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Great actors and sound effects, and a good short story to boot. I highly recommend it to any Sisters of Battle fans.

Amazing short story.

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as with most black library audio dramas it was very well done, just a bit short

great but short

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OH MAN! what a fun listen one of my all time favorites now! The overlords are one of the most interesting factions in the age of SIGMAR!

BY MY BEARD!

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I've been into the Warhammer hobby since mid-1992. I've built and painted the models, I've played the games (in fact, I literally just finished a game), and I recently brought my 16 y/o into the hobby. But I've never touched the literature. Until now.
CL Werner's tale of dueling dwarven sky-captains expertly narrates a quick "skirmish" table game from the perspective of the models on the table. His short story is a great entry point into the larger Black Library collection of novels, which take us much deeper into the lore behind these time-honored games. And, I don't believe this is just for fans of the games. Anyone who appreciates fantasy and/or science fiction as a genre can appreciate it simply for the fun, fast paced and witty adventure that it is.

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